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text: G'day luv...you need to really rethink this last part about not taking the wee one with you. I wish you all the luck in trying to make this work..but should it not..in some states he can use the fact that you left the wee one behind for a month against you in custody issues. I am not saying this is your case...but I have seen cases where one is all of a sudden willing to go to counseling or whatever (when they have fought this for years) and really what they are doing is positioning themselves for a divorce. |

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You are severely overestimating the difference of single target damage I do vs "padding". Do UA and Agony provide 0 benefit towards additional single target? Yes.
The way you present your thoughts in this post show that you think me using an additional shard to dot a secondary target is going to severely hinder my single target damage is pretty silly. Considering that in T14 gear you are better off pooling shards for DS the likelihood that you will be near shard cap is high. Overlapping Haunt is no more or less of a waste of DPS than it is using that extra shard of a full set of dots.
Do I agree that "padding" on a fight where you are nearing a DPS check is not needed? Yes. Do I feel that in its current state of shard pooling it's more beneficial to not cap out your shards nor overlap Haunt and is better to use a SS:SB than waste a Nightfall proc? Yes.
With T15 extending Haunts duration during DS it will just make shard pooling even less of a hassle since you won't be "required" to pool 3+ shards which just opens up more Nightfall procs for you to play with. What else are you going to use them on? You have two options; chain cast Haunt, SB:SS or waste a proc and just overcap. Pick your poison; I know my choice.
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Sure. On the same token - in order to fully benefit from GoSup it's being theorized that you should go full haste; which is far less optimal for multidotting. In the end I suspect it will show barely any difference between the two even in a multidotting situation. You will, inevitably have time to channel making Sac still useful. IE: Horidon there is ample time where you have all your dots out and there is time to channel. Council there are periods where you will channel for a longer period of time than you would think. Tortos i would say taking GoSac is far better than GoSup; most of the multidotting will only last 1 though 1 set of dots then the bats are just a SB:Seed.
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Fueling the Demolishers | |
Start | Siegesmith Stronghoof |
End | Siegesmith Stronghoof |
Level | 80 Requires Level 78 |
Type | Weekly PvP |
Category | Wintergrasp |
Rewards | 10 [Stone Keeper's Shard] 412 [citation needed] 7 40 (+13 23 at level 80) |
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Siegesmith Stronghoof at Wintergrasp Fortress wants you to retrieve 10 Eternal Embers from Alliance players in the Cauldron of Flames.
- [Eternal Ember] (10)
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Lok'tar, <name>! While the battle may be over, we must prepare for the Alliance's next assault! Travel to the Cauldron of Flames in south eastern Wintergrasp and retrieve ten eternal embers.
The embers are mixed in with coal to fuel the Demolishers and Siege Engines.
We've heard reports of Alliance pigs collecting the embers all day. Slay them and take their embers! If they have already abandoned the area, then be prepared to fight the fire elementals there until you find some!
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10x [Stone Keeper's Shard] |
Completion Edit
Excellent! This will help us defeat the Alliance in the battles to come!
Notes Edit
- The Cauldron of Flames can be found at [84.2, 71.7].


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After just missing out at last year's regatta, Broxbourne's Masters team have returned to the Lea victorious.
With a margin of just 5 points over our local rivals at the Lea, the Victor Ludorum, known as The Harry Harvey, has been awarded to Broxbourne along with a prize of £1,000.
The commentary team were giving regular updates throughout the day, so everyone knew that we were in the hunt with it all to play for in the last few events of the day. Thankfully, in our last two races the D4x managed to step up their game and bring home gold (rumours are they've actually been training instead of just drinking coffee) and the women's novice Masters C 2x picked up silver and 6 points with just a few races to go to help us stay ahead of the rapidly closing Lea.
At just a few minutes past 8 a.m. the day had kicked off with a bang with gold for the mixed 8, followed shortly after by gold in the A1x from Adam Ridler. The mixed C8+, B8+, and D4x all followed suit throughout the day with more gold medals and, crucially, maximum points to add to our tally in the competition for the VL.
There were many silvers too, with Craig Allan following Adam Ridler home in the A1x, then the A4x, mixed C/D4x, the women's A4x, the B4-, and the women's novice B 2x.
The day was enormous fun for all competing – close racing was a feature of nearly every event this year, and the standard of the competition continues to rise each year. The previous day had seen Broxbourne's quad win the IM1 quads at the Nottingham City Regatta also, so the weekend was a profitable trip all-round.
All who competed owe coach Martin Tate a big thank you for orchestrating the campaign to win the VL, helping to put crews together, organising the trailer and getting our boats up there too!
Latest Racing Results...
The golden leaves are falling on the Lea, Twitter is awash with chat about the John Lewis Christmas ad, and Craig Allan's ergo scores are starting their annual drop off, with form not expected to return until around May time. This can only mean one thing for Broxbourne Rowing Club – Fours Head!
4 entries had been selected to represent the club over the 6.8 kilometre championship course. The Senior Men's entry consisted of three crews. First in was the fabled IM1 quad of Messrs Ridler, Allan, Everitt, and Scorah who were returning intent on improving on their 31st place last year. The second crew was an IM1 coxless four with a distinctly balding middle pair made up of Turnbull, Robins, Heathcote, and Mould who had been gathering pace quickly throughout the build up. The third men's crew was a wildcard heavyweight IM1 coxed four entry of Gentle (cox), Morton, Parkinson, Smith and Alexander. The women's entry was a coxed four of Bright, Molesworth, Watling and Morris who'd been unable to race in the build up but were looking forward to putting in a good performance after some strong training outings.
The coxed four decided that the best approach was to shun potential training outings, and opt for an "on-the-day" approach to preparation, in old school Broxbourne style. Chris Parkinson's two boat stopping crabs were testement to something about this approach, but we haven't quite managed to clarify what just yet. The crew philosophically erased the race from their minds, and while there is a published result that gives them a position, with time we're sure it will be forgotten by others too.
The coxless four set off chasing a Kingston crew who they had pipped by a mere second the previous week to win the IM1 4- pot at Teddington SBH. This time though, they had a healthy and (as per usual) angry Heathcote aboard, and they swiftly ate into the Kingston lead, having all but caught them as they passed the BRC support at Hammersmith bridge. Having passed them as they passed under the famous landmark, a racing incident unfortunately occured and Broxbourne's progress was halted. After an untracked amount of time was spent drifting with oars interlocked by the Harrod's repository, the crew set off again. The results placed them 130th overall, leaving all in the squad wondering what might have been had their progress not been sadly checked.
The quad began from the most sought after starting position in the race – number 69. Their row was a lively one which saw them overtake no fewer than five crews and catch a further two on the line. While steersman Chris Scorah steered a peach of a line, the overtaking maneouvres probably cost crucial seconds, and the result of 35th overall in a time of 18:56 was just 4 seconds shy of the targeted top 25 finish.
The women's entry sadly had to scratch the day before owing to illness and a lack of substitutes, so the squad went unrepresented.
The results represent a strong autumn's training from Broxbourne so far. While they certainly have room for improvement the men can head into the rest of the Head season confident that the right foundations have been laid.
Congratulations to Tony Stokes double champion at 2012 World Rowing Masters Regatta in Duisburg
Tony won both his finals by clear water representing Broxbourne in composite crews, in the H4+ and H4- events.
After a long season of trials and training Broxbourne's Rowan McKellar found her reward not once but twice at the Home International Regatta today.
Rowan followed in Father Quintin's footprints when she was selected to compete for Scotland. Having been approached by the England manager last week after her resounding win with Emma McDonald in the pair at British Championships Rowan was happy to inform them that she was busy that weekend already.
Competing in both the pair and the quad Rowan converted both races into Gold medals for Scotland, adding further to an impressive list of achievements from the last few years.
The whole of the club would like to congratulate Rowan on her achievement, and look forward to hearing the race stories in full detail, and seeing the medals when she returns to the club!
The 2011/12 season has been an profitable one for the Senior Men of Broxbourne Rowing Club.
The season yielded a total of 57 pots and gold medals from 21 wins, shared amongst ten oarsmen and one cox. 16 of those wins and 35 of the pots and medals came from sculling competitions, with the remaining 22 pots coming from 5 sweep wins. 16 wins were from senior races, with some of the older members of the squad donning their masters caps and picking up 5 wins from age group events.
It's not all about quantity of course, and the quality of some of these wins was very high. The head season brought pots from top regional events such as Head of the Trent, and the squad dominated their entries at national events such as British Masters Champs. The jewel in the crown came when the coxless four took the club's first win over 2k at Dorney at Marlow Regatta.
There were achievements that didn't involve winning too. Craig Allan and Adam Ridler's 12th place overall broke the club record for the highest Pairs Head finish. The same pairing plus Graham Everitt and Chris Scorah then took the record for the highest club finish at Fours Head with their 31st place. The same four along with Simon Robins, Chris Heathcote, Chris Turnbull, Rob Alexander and Cally then broke the club record for the highest ever finish at Eights Head with their 60th place. The scullers of the club put in a fantastic performance at Scullers Head too. Broxbourne was the most represented club not based on the tideway, and only 4 more clubs managed to place more scullers inside the top 200.
The results on the water were driven by the results on land. 5k, 2k and 30 minute r20 PBs were set by most members of the squad, and the size of weights on the end of bars steadily increased throughout the year.
Next season brings a new challenge in the form of stepping up and moving onwards. While this may seem hard, there were many near-misses throughout the season that can be converted into wins, and cancelled races that deprived the chance of a win. With the addition of several new members to the squad competition looks set to increase, and the squad is looking forward to an even more profitable 12 months. With the addition of a more structured training programme and an increase in the number of coached outings, improvements in performance will be hard earned but can be realistically targeted.
Any new members considering joining the squad should contact Graham Everitt via the contact us page.


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Canadian teams combine for winning record in Jupiter
* The DBacks Team BC, the Ontario Blue Jays and Canada Perfect Game Gold combined to go 8-7-1 at the 85-team Perfect Game World Wood Bat championship in Jupiter Fla. ….
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East Cobb Baseball won the 85-team 2012 WWBA World Championship, defeating Chet Lemon's Juice 8-2 in Jupiter, Fla.
Two of the three Canadian teams — DBacks Team BC (2-1 in pool play), Ontario Blue Jays (2-1) and Canada Perfect Game Gold (1-1-1) — all advanced to the playoff round.
DBacks dropped its opener and then won its second consolation.
The Jays won, then lost and a second round consolation round game.
And Canada PG lost its two playoff games.
Combined the three Canadian teams, including the DBacks Team BC exhibition win over Syracuse for an 8-7-1 record.
Team Mizuno of PR wins consolation game 5-3
Team Mizuno of Puerto Rico (PR) defeated the Ontario Blue Jays 5-3 in a consolation round game at the 2012 WWBA World Championships. Leading the way for Team Mizuno was SS Jan Alexis Hernandez (2013, Carlos Beltran Baseball Academy, San Lorenzo, PR) who went 2 for 3 with an RBI triple, a stolen base, and a run scored. MIF Roy Morales (2013, Carlos Beltran Baseball Academy, Lares, PR) finished 2 for 3 as well with 2 RBIs and a run scored. C/OF Frankie Rodriguez (2013, Antonio Lucetti HS, Arecibo, PR) added a nice game going 2 for 3 with an RBI triple and a run scored.
On the mound, starting RHP Yadiel Cruz (2013, IBAHS, Caguas, PR) threw 3 innings allowing no runs on 3 hits with a walk and 2 strikeouts. Reliever LHP Jonathan Bermudez (2013, Jose Felipe Zaya HS, Coamo, PR) added 2 solid innings allowing no runs on 1 hit with no walks and 4 strikeouts.
Louisiana PG Purple wins consolation game 8-6
Louisiana PG Purple has defeated Canada PG Gold 8-6 in a consolation round game at the 2012 WWBA World Championships. Leading the way for Louisiana PG was lead off man LHP Harry Chairs Jr. (2014, John Curtis HS, Kenner, LA) who finished 1 for 3 with an RBI triple, a walk, and a run scored. 2B/OF ZJ Buster (2014, St. Paul's HS, Covington, LA) went 1 for 1 with a double, 2 walks, 3 stolen bases, and 2 runs scored.
On the mound, starter RHP Payton Coddou (2013, ED White HS, Mandeville, LA) threw 2 innings allowing just an unearned run on 2 hits. He showed good feel for his 11/5 curveball and had his fastball up to 83 MPH with some armside run. Reliever RHP Dylan Manichia (2013, Fontainebleau HS, Mandeville, LA) then came on for 2 1/3 innings allowing 1 run on 2 hits with no walks and a strikeout.
For Canada PG Gold, OF Daniel Nikitovic (2014, Mississauga, Ont.) led the way going 3 for 3 with a double, an RBI, a walk, a stolen base, and 2 runs scored.
DBacks NW Scout Team wins consolation 7-2
The DBacks NW Scout Team has defeated the DBacks Team BC 7-2 in a consolation round game at the 2012 WWBA World Championships. Leading the way for DBacks NW Scout was 2B/3B and Wake Forest commit Nate Mondou (2013, Charles Wright Academy, Lake Tapps, WA) who went 3 for 4 with a double, 2 RBIs, and a run scored. He displayed a fluid stroke with a short, compact swing and also earned high marks in the field for his fluid defense actions and quick, smooth transfer. RHP Michael Fairchild (2013, Olympia HS, Olympia, WA) finished 2 for 2 with a run scored.
On the mound, starter RHP Tyler Howlett (2013, La Conner HS, La Conner, WA) was solid over 4 innings allowing an unearned run on no hits with 3 walks and 3 strikeouts. Fairchild then came on and threw 2 innings allowing 1 run on 2 hits with 3 walks and 4 strikeouts. He displayed good armside run on his fastball that topped out at 89 MPH. RHP Maverick Buffo (2014, Spanish Fork HS, Salem, UT) then came on and finished the job tossing a scoreless 7th inning allowing just 1 hit while striking out 1. He had good life on his fastball that was up to 85 MPH.
SGV Arsenal scores 8 runs on 4 hits in win
SGV Arsenal scored five in the bottom of the fifth to beat Canada PG Gold 8-3 Monday morning. SGV Arsenal needed just four hits in the win, two of which went for extra-bases off the bats of Jake Hirabayashi (2015, Notre Dame HS, CA) and Soloman Bates (2015, Victor Valley HS, CA). Stephen Dubb (2014, Loyola HS, CA) showed a good eye and patient approach, walking three times.
LHP Jonathan Reid (2013, Bonita HS, CA) struck out seven in four innings for SGV. He pitched from a smooth, balanced delivery, firing strikes at 79-84 mph with arm side run. Reid also flashed a low-70s breaking pitch with late break.
Team Georgia Advances on 7th Inning Run
Team Georgia scratched out a run on 2 walks and an infield error in the top of the 7th inning Sunday night to edge the Ontario Blue Jays 2-1 and advance to the playoff Quarterfinals.
Five Team Georgia pitchers combined to throw a 1-hitter. RHP Logan Elliott (2013, Dunwoody HS, GA) threw the first 3 innings, not allowing a hit or a run. RHP/OF Beau Blair (2013, Mountain View HS, GA) threw 1 shutout innings and showed the best stuff of the 5 pitchers, topping out at 87 mph. Blair also went 2-4 at the plate.
RHP Steven McNeill (2013, Cambridge, Ont.) threw outstanding for the Blue Jays until walking the first 2 hitters of the 7th. He topped out at 89 mph on his fastball and showed a very good change up that he threw frequently. McNeill does not have a college commitment.
Blue Jays C/RHP Sean Radcliffe (2013, Pickering Ont.) came out of the bullpen to get the final 3 outs, throwing 89-91 mph with a hard spinning mid 70's curveball. The 6-4, 200 Radcliffe also does not have a college commitment.
Nine-run inning fuels Blue Jays playoff win
Fueled by a nine-run third inning, the Ontario Blue Jays beat the Mid-Atlantic Rookies 11-0 on Sunday to advance to the second round of the playoffs. Joey Guaragna (2013, Mississauga, Ont.) led the offensive explosion, going 3-for-4 with a homer and three RBI from the leadoff spot. He also scored twice. The 6-foot-1, 175-pounder features a strong, projectable frame and a live bat. Teammate Josh Naylor (2015, Mississauga, Ont.) went 2-for-3 with a double and two RBI. He displayed good bat speed and power potential.
Gareth Morgan (2014, North York, Ont.), Owen Spiwak (2013, Mississauga, Ont.) and Daniel Szpik (2013, Toronto, Ont.) also drove in runs.
LHP Brodie Harkness (2013, Bowmanville, Ont.) pitched all five innings for the Blue Jays, yielding just three hits. He worked in the 77-81 mph range.
Blue Jays advance thanks to strong pitching
The Atlanta Blue Jays made the most of their three scattered hits to beat Dbacks Team BC 3-1 and advance to the second round of the playoffs at the WWBA World Championship. RHP Nicholas Lawrence (2013, Wellington HS, FL) allowed just two hits and a walk in six innings for the Blue Jays, striking out five. The 6-foot-3, 195-pounder worked with a solid arm action, firing strikes at 86-88 mph, peaking at 90. He also flashed a few mid-70s curves.
LHP Travis Seabrooke (2013, Peterborough, Ont.) allowed one hit and a walk in four innings for the Dbacks, fanning five. The 6-foot-6, 220-pounder's arm worked well. He changed speeds and kept the hitters off balance, firing strikes at 85-87 mph with arm side run. Seabrooke showed good command of his mid-70s changeup with sink and flashed a low-70s curve with 12/6 break.
Farrah Scout's pound out 10 hits in big win
Four different players recorded multiple hits in Farrah Scout's 11-3 win over the Ontario Blue Jays Sunday morning. Jeff Anderson (2013, Delbarton HS, NJ) led the offensive explosion going 2-for-3 with two doubles and three RBI. He also scored twice. The 6-foot-4, 215-pounder displayed lift in his swing and drove the ball with regular contact. Teammate Nicholas Mascelli (2013, Seton Hall Prep HS, NJ) also went 2-for-3 with a triple and three RBI. Mascelli stayed inside the ball well and showed good bat speed at the plate. In the field he displayed a strong, accurate arm.
Stephen Notaro (2013, Tottenville HS, NY) and Caleb Potter (2014, Mentor HS, OH) also had two hits each for Farrah's. At 6-foot-3, 210 pounds, Potter boasts a large, projectable frame and and showed scouts a fluid stroke with lift.
RHP Andrew Cohen (2013, Monroe Twp HS, NJ) started and pitched two innings for Farrah's. He threw with a loose arm action with a deceptive delivery, firing strikes at 80-84 mph with arm side run and sink. Cohen also showed good command of his mid-70s frisbee slider and mixed in a few low-70s changeups while maintaining his arm speed.
ABD Victory pounds out 10 hits in 2-2 tie
ABD Victory and Canada PG Gold tied 2-2 Sunday. ABD pounded out 10 hits, including three from Steven Coe (2013, Valley Center HS, CA). Coe displayed a fluid stroke and rotational swing, doubling twice and scoring a pair of runs. Kyle Candalla (2013, Mission Viejo HS, CA) went 2-for-3 from the leadoff spot. He also stole a base.
RHP Tyler Huber (2013, Heritage Hall HS, OK) pitched all seven innings for ABD, striking out five. He worked in the 80-83 mph range, peaking at 85. Huber also mixed in a few upper-60s curves and worked from a high 3/4 arm angle.
Hellinger 2-Hit Shutout Tames the Braves
RHP Sam Hellinger (2013, West Seattle HS, WA) threw a complete game 2-hit shutout with 0 walks and 9 strikeouts to lead the DBacks Team BC to a 2-0 win over the Richmond Braves Sunday morning. The 6-1, 175 Hellinger needed only 98 pitches for the 7 inning effort, throwing almost 70% of his pitches for strikes. He pitched in the 84-87 mph range and showed good depth and command of his low 70's curveball and a deceptive 77 mph change up. Hellinger does not have a college commitment.
The only 2 hits off Hellinger were by 1B/LHP Bryce Harman (2013, Lloyd Bird HS, VA), the #83 prospect in the PG class rankings. The 6-6/230 left handed hitting Harman had a double and a triple.
C Morgan Lofstrom (2013, Kelowna, BC) went 2-2 for the DBacks.
RHP Jack Roberts (2013, James River HS, VA) threw very well for the Braves for 4 innings, allowing 3 hits and the only run. A Virginia commit, Roberts topped out at 91 mph while relying mostly on his fastball.


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Ministry of Finance, Directorate for the System of Tax, Customs and Other Public Finance Revenues, Department for Tax and Customs Policy and Legislation, is the competent authority according to tax treaties. |
Scope of MAP & MAP APA |
• interpretation and application of tax treaties • relief of double taxation • currently there is no legislative basis for APAs in Slovenia |
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Today was just my boys, hubby and dogs. OK and a little wine. 75 and sunny, put my roller skates on ( I know crazy) and had a ball with the kids. So glad to have the two parties behind and just relax....I'm so glad you had a wonderful day. My PJ's are on, hair is washed, and movie is on, fabulous!! Merry Christmas friend!!!
KristinI had a wonderful Christmas with both sides of the family and also a lovely candlelight service at church, and breakfast with my own family.
But it was one of those get dressed, rush here, back home,drop and go times, and now I'm looking at a huge mess in the kitchen and living room. I'd better get started.Merry Christmas, Mary. Just wanted to let you know that my son ordered a great old galvanized oil can from you for my Christmas present. He got some help from Becky from Buckets of Burlap finding a gift that he knew that I would love. Thanks so much for making his first Etsy purchase an easy and successful one.
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Effects of antipyretics on normothermic rabbits. | |
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PMID: 1142567 Owner: NLM Status: MEDLINE |
The effects of antipyretics on the ear skin and rectal temperature (Te and Tre) were investigated in non-febrile rabbits placed in a cold environment or when they were cooled locally in the hypothalamus. Intravenous injections of sulpyrin (25-500 mg/kg) or sodium salicylate (25-100 mg/kg) produced the dose-related increase in Te and slight fall in Tre. Decrease in Te induced by hypothalamic cooling was also reversed by the intravenous injection of antipyretics. Intraventricular injections of sulpyrin and salicylate (0.5-5.0 mg/kg) also caused the vasodilatation of the pinna skin and the fall in Tre. Bilateral microinjections of sulpyrin were made into various areas of the brain stem in order to locate the site of action. The injection sites where the vasodilatatory effect was elicited were the anterior hypothalamus, ventromedial nucleus of hypothalamus and the midbrain reticular formation. The responses elicited from the ventromedial nucleus were usually accompanied by restless and violent struggling. Injection of antipyretics into the mammillary body had no effect on Te. Intrahypothalamic injection of procaine depressed the sulpyrin-induced vasodilatation. These findings suggest that action of antipyretics on the normal body temperature is mediated through anterior hypothalamus and midbrain reticular formation. |
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Title: The Japanese journal of physiology Volume: 25 ISSN: 0021-521X ISO Abbreviation: Jpn. J. Physiol. Publication Date: 1975 |
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Bobbie- SAHM to 4 awesome kids
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That is exactly what I am dreading! My DD is 11 and she has always been really tough to communicate with....that could be us in a year.
I try really hard to talk about my DD's interest and her life plans. We are constantly discussing her hobbies and her future career and college...that's the way I express to her that I have really interest in and concern for who she is and what she needs. I have no idea what we would talk about of she wasn't totally fixated on school and career, though!
When it comes to her occasionally having a "life sucks, everything is too hard'' attitude, my answer is generaly "Ha! Soundsa like you need to get used to doing some work!" and I add extra responsibility if it keeps up. I'm old school in that way...a total hard ass. My DD thrives on routine, so keeping her busy has worked so far.
Just to compare, my DD's jobs are to get up by 8 am every day (in the summer) make her bed, get dressed, let out and feed the dog, and feed and water the baby chicks. Later she cleans her room top to bottom, puts away her laundry and feeds and waters the big hens. We have family cleaning time daily, so she pitches in with little chores then, like tidying toys, shoes, dusting, etc and she often puts a couple loads of laundry on the wash during the day. Laundry involves lugging the laundry up and down the stairs, which is a pain. This is the absolute minimum...if we are deep cleaning or something (yeah, I clean a lot!) she will tidy up extra, help change beds, help make lunch, etc.
I try to really give her pats one the back and tell her how much she is acting mature when she helps, or when she has a kind, friendly attitude....that helps motivate her and makes her feel good about herself. I want her to feel like she is needed and she is an important part of the family.
Good parents set boundaries and have reasonable expectations. Life with grandma might be easier now, but it would leave your DD totally unprepared for life. It's tough, but we have to get our kids ready to get out there and take care of themselves!
Do you spend one-on-one time with your DD? Do you have any special activities? That might go a long way toward helping her feel more appreciated. Have you considered taking her to therapy a bit or having her talk to the school counselor? She might need a neutral ear just to voice her feelings.
We ALL feel like we are doing a shitty job as parents sometimes...I suspect it happens a lot more when are kids are older. Hugs, I totally know how you feel...I hope it gets better soon.
Ugg. ODD is almost 8, and it's already a nightmare!
I picked up a "reading list" from her school, and it was actually a reading list for parents. I'll have to find it again, but one that was on there I picked up--Girls Will Be Girls: Raising Confident and Courageous Daughters. I'm finding it very helpful! It references a couple of other books that I recognized from the list as well. I'm only up to chapter 4, so I'm not at any point to be propogating her advice, but so far, it has definitely helped me in my interactions with her!
Good luck!
Mom to Alexandra Maraida, 12/26/05 and Jacob Sebastian, 8/14/09
My oldest turns 13 in a couple of weeks. I had her young too. She saves most of her wrath for her no-good father, though. But I digress...Haha.
The book Angie recommended sounds good and MyMae makes good points.
I think middle-schoolers are the older version of toddlers. They don't have the best communication skills so rather than express what they're feeling, they lash out and have meltdowns. (Her telling you she hates you=tantrum.) One minute they're fine, the next minute they're not. And, most of all, they're testing boundaries--trying to see how far you'll let them go and whether or not you'll still be there if they go too far.
I know you mentioned you guys used to be best friends. I think you might have to let that dream die for now. I tell my daughter, "I can't be your friend right now because I have to be your mom" and "It's okay if you don't like me, I'm still going to do my job as your mom." The fact is, I'm a jerk sometimes. I have to be. I tell her to do chores when she doesn't want to (because she'll never want to). I tell her about her hygiene when she's not doing the best job (and who wants to hear that they stink or need to brush their teeth better). I tell her she can't do the things her friends are doing (like being on facbeook) or that she has to do things that they're not doing (like chores). I could go on. Point is, I totally understand why she doesn't like me sometimes, but I still have to do what's right for her.
On the other hand, like MyMae suggested, I try to make time just for the two of us (sounds much harder to do with four kids than with two, I know). We have certain TV shows that we like to watch together. That gets her talking. I try to get into her world by asking questions, say, about celebrities she likes or books she's into. Even if I know about them, I ask questions because it seems kids this age love schooling their ancient parents on what's hot and what's not. Plus it can lead to conversations about other things. And it gives us a chance to have pleasant interactions where I don't have to be a jerk!
Counseling isn't a bad idea either. My daughter's in therapy right now. Has been for about four or five months. I put her in because of an issue with her dad, but my point was also to get her to learn how to express herself. The therapist says she's getting much better and learning how to put her thoughts and feelings into words. I've noticed it at home too.
Hang in there. I feel like I'm too young to be dealing with a teenager right now too! But, like you said, we can't make it stop. It sounds like you're invested in making it work and that alone makes you a great mom. Don't let her make you doubt yourself too much.
Also, I think there's a board on here for parents of teens. Maybe you can join them.


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I figured out some short-cuts I can use the with the film editing program so I can toss these things together quite quickly. This will be the last clip for I-don't-know-how-long. The remainder of my photos are bits and pieces from all over so I no longer have a "theme". So... last one until I can figure out how to tie another clip togther... which may be never. Some folks love The Deschutes but honestly, it isn't one of my favorite rivers. I've fished it quite a lot when the gang and I were still fishing moving water but unless you float it, the popular walk-in access points can get crowded these days. It is Oregon's only blue ribbon trout fishery and the redsides do grow fairly large. Lower river is wide, fast and can be intimidating. Someone once gave me advice to overcome the size of the river. He told me to divide the river up in my mind so it becomes small sections. Fish the small sections and ignore the rest of the river. I do. And it does work. Fortunately the trout are keen to hang out under the over-hanging bank vegetation so you really don't need to wade far from shore. This clip moves along and is about 7 minutes long. Cheers! (BTW: you may notice that some of the caught trout shots show a small egg pattern in the mouth. We found that if we timed our fishing trips to when the whitefish spawn, all we had to do was find spawning whitefish and the redsides were waiting for the eggs directly downstream. Whitefish are broadcast spawners so the eggs are easy pickings for the trout. Whitefish eggs are of course quite small and normally a pale yellow in color... FYI)
That's where Gin caught her redside... that's also where I had a brief non-encounter with a rattlesnake. I was sitting on the shore and watching Gin fish when I noticed the weeds were moving. ...it was a rattlesnake on its way to somewhere. I quickly got up and moved the dog down into the river... fortunately she loved the water. I was most worried about her getting bit. While standing in the river with our dog, I watched the snake as it slid along its merry way... I don't think it ever saw us.
cool video Gene...cool rig early on as well... it's funny, Even the times I've been there and it's really been busy, it's still relatively easy to find good water because the majority of the folks I see fishing it aren't fishing the right water anyway (or at least are overlooking some very productive water)...that river will always be a special place for me. Cheers, Randy
Gene, I was lucky enough only to run into bull snakes but they still scared the bejesus out of me. They were big too.
Nice pictures. The pictures move along quite nicely. Just one question. Is all you catch out of that river, Rainbows ??
Redbands, whitefish, salmon, steelhead. That's all that is supposed to be in the river. Waaaaaaaaayyyyyy upstream, in the Middle and Upper Deschutes you'll find browns but not in the lower Deschutes... at least not when I was fishing it.
Randy, that vehicle was the most uncomfortable vehicles I've ever ridden in. If you didn't have a back problem before you rode in that thing to and from the Deschutes from The Valley, you would by the end of the day. I think the folks who came up with the seat design of that Subaru were the same folks who thought up water boarding. Rocky (his rig) liked it because of the good MPG... that was the vehicle's only redeeming feature. The thing had the speed of a banana slug. I remember driving up one minor hill and we were passed by a heavy weight guy riding a Moped.


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Hey all, I'm trying to decide on a new board and being pretty new to boarding I figured I'd turn to some experts for advice :D
Basically I'm looking for a board $500 or less, cheaper is better, but quality comes first. I have found a couple of options from last years line of boards and I am looking for your take on them. Which are better? Which are worse? Also feel free to throw in your own suggestions! I'm 6' 2" about 170 lbs and have a size 12 in US shoe size, so a wide board is preferred :) What I've Found So Far, K2: K2 2012 Raygun Snowboard On Sale K2 Fastplant Wide Snowboard 159 up to 40% off On Sale K2 Darkstar Snowboard 159 up to 45% off Ride: 2011 Ride Highlife Wide Snowboard at O2GearShop.com Ride Highlife UL Wide Snowboard - 2011 Closeout at REI-OUTLET.com On Sale Ride Kink Wide Snowboard 159 up to 40% off Ride 2012 Crush Snowboard Any advice is helpful! |
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I just picked up last season's K2 Raygun at Sport Chalet for under $200 OTD. I'd see if they have any left in your area
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They Highlife isn't overly beginner friendly. You might want to stear away from that one, it is stiff and likes to go fast all the time.
I haven't ridden the kink but it is supposed to be very soft. Fastplant and darkstar are both twins so maybe not the best for your only board in a place that gets big dumps of snow unless you wanna ride a lot of park. Not sure on the crush but the raygun seems to be well like by all who ride it. I would think that should be your first choice. The turbo dream on the Ericks site would probably work depending on your boots. I wear a 13 burton boot and have ridden a regular width 157 rome agent rocker with no toe drag issues, but be sure before you buy a reg width. |
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Tuesday, August 26, 2008 :Nothing could more graphically expose the political fraud of the change you can believe in mantra promoted by the Democrats and their presidential candidate Barack Obama than the reactionary atmosphere surrounding the partys national convention, which kicked off Monday in Denver, Colorado. The more than 4,000 Democratic delegatescovered by an army of some 15,000 members of the pressare convening in what amounts to a political bubble surrounded by security measures consistent with those of a police state. The convention itself, not to mention the lavish parties being thrown for the delegatesmany of them elected officialsis being paid for largely by major corporations looking to buy political influence.
The media has focused the bulk of its attention on the conventions first day on speculating as to whether lingering bitterness on the part of Obamas principal rival for the nomination, Senator Hillary Clinton, and her supporters will detract from the unity message that is meant to predominate. Most of this coverage is cast entirely in terms of personal frictions and identity politics, without a hint of any substantive political issues involved. This is in keeping with the general tenor of the convention itself, which is packaged as a $60 million, four-day infomercial, with no question of a debate over policy breaking out on the floor of Denvers Pepsi Center, where the delegates are assembled. The media, with very few exceptions, functions as an uncritical conduit for this process, accepting its narrow parameters as given. Read MoreComments (Hide Comments)
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One of the reasons many people are turning away from BOTH the Democrats and Republicans is that both of these parties play off each other's willingness to exclude any other voices from the political process..
If McCain says "Drill here! Drill now! Drill everywhere!" , the response we get from Obama is "Drill a little bit in certain offshore locations.", and this may sound like a lesser evil, though where are the voices for true alternative energy and finally ending our addiction to petroleum? Censored no doubt by the corporate Dem/Rep duopoly and their sponsors from Big Oil.. The solution to this censorship may be for the third parties to come together and debate one another, sort of a "losers debate" if you will, but at least these "losers" will be far more honest than the "winners" in the corporate funded Democrat/Republican parties.. The third party debates could include; the Greens (Cynthia McKinney), Independents (Ralph Nader), Libertarians (Bob Barr) and Peace and Freedom Party (Candidate unknown?) to have a fair and balanced debate and provide the audience with some actual facts and honest dialogue instead of the watered down soundbytes we'll be hearing from the Obama/McCain debates.. Third parties may disagree with one another and openly discuss their preferred approaches to problems like WTO/NAFTA free trade policies, the U.S. foreign policy of military domination for resource control (ie., Iraq, Afghanistan, Saudi Arabian all have ongoing U.S. military presence for purpose of oil control), and other issues both Dems and Reps are afraid to discuss for fear of losing their corporate sponsorship.. Here's the links to the four main third parties that could debate one another outside the duopoly of Republican/Democrat censorship; Green Party USA; http://www.gp.org/ Independent; http://www.votenader.org/ Libertarian; http://www.bobbarr2008.com/ Peace and Freedom; http://peaceandfreedom.org/home |


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Burke, Gary and Knight, Louise (2011). Institutional work at field-configuring events : shaping industry change within sustainable transitions. IN: 2nd International Conference on Sustainability Transitions. Lund, 2011-06-13 - 2011-06-15.
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Adopting an institutional approach from organization studies, this paper explores the role of key actors on "purposeful governance for sustainability" (Smith, Voss et al. 2010: 444) through the case of smart metering in the UK. Institutions are enduring patterns in social life, reflected in identities, routines, rules, shared meanings and social relations, which enable, and constrain, the beliefs and behaviours of individual and collective actors within a field (Thornton and Ocasio 2008). Large-scale external initiatives designed to drive regime-level change prompt 'institutional entrepreneurs' to perform 'institutional work' – "purposive action aimed at creating, maintaining and disrupting institutions" (Lawrence and Suddaby, 2006). Organization scholars are giving increasing attention to 'field-configuring events' (FCEs) which provide social spaces for diverse organizational actors to come together to collectively shape socio-technical pathways (Lampel and Meyer 2008). Our starting point for this exploratory study is that FCEs can offer important insights to the dynamics, politics and governance of sustainability transitions. Methodologically, FCEs allow us to observe and "link field evolution at the macro-level with individual action at the micro-level" (Lampel and Meyer, 2008: 1025). We examine the work of actors during a series of smart metering industry forums over a three-year period (industry presentations [n= 77] and panel discussions [n= 16]). The findings reveal new insights about how institutional change unfolds, alongside technological transitions, in ways that are partial and aligned with the interests of powerful incumbents whose voices are frequently heard at FCEs. The paper offers three contributions. First, the study responds to calls for more research examining FCEs and the role they play in transforming institutional fields. Second, the emergent findings extend research on institutional work by advancing our understanding of a specific site of institutional work, namely a face-to-face inter-organizational arena. Finally, in line with the research agenda for innovation studies and sustainability transitions elaborated by Smith et al (2010), the paper illustrates how actors in a social system respond to, translate, and enact interventions designed to promote industrial transformation, ultimately shaping the sustainability transition pathway.
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Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva is set to achieve a major political victory on October 3, if opinion polls are to be believed, with his designated heir Dilma Rousseff well on course to being elected president.
Former government chief of staff Rousseff, 66, was until recently unknown to most Brazilians. But she now appears to have inherited with great ease Lula's record popularity ratings -- which stand at 79 per cent according to the latest opinion polls.
In just four months, the centre-left Rousseff sprang from less than 30 per cent in vote intention to 51 per cent, which would give her the presidency without the need for a second round of voting.
The ease with which the ruling-party candidate is progressing is a major cause for concern within the ranks of the centre-right opposition coalition, which fears the polls may turn it into an irrelevant political organization.
In the home stretch of the campaign, the coalition that backs Rousseff's main rival Jose Serra is trying to blame her party, the Workers' Party (PT) founded by Lula, for having violated the tax privacy of Serra and his family and allies.
The scandal emerged in June, when rumours broke out that ruling-party campaign coordinators were working on a portfolio to damage Serra's reputation. It grew stronger in recent weeks, after it was confirmed that federal tax officials irregularly gained access to confidential information on the opposition politician.
The right—wing coalition asked electoral officials to investigate the case and withdraw Rousseff's candidacy.
"This is no longer just about winning or losing the election, but about protecting democracy," said Sergio Guerra, one of the leaders of the opposition coalition.
Both Rousseff and Lula have denied any involvement in illegal activities, and Lula ordered federal police to investigate the matter. The probe will continue until after the election.
Brazil's top political analysts agree that the scandal will not affect Rousseff's solid course to a first-round win, since she currently has a 24-percentage-point lead over Serra, according to opinion polls.
Analyst Elio Gaspari, of the daily O Globo, says the ongoing campaign is marked by Lula's influence: The president requests the vote for his favoured candidate, "and a large portion of the electorate, conscious and satisfied, says they will heed the request with great pleasure." "A month ahead of the election, the PT is celebrating," agrees analyst Fernando Barros e Silva, who notes that Lula hopes "to slaughter the opposition" at the polls. Lula feels proud to have Rousseff as his candidate, despite the reservations of some sections within the PT, Barros e Silva recalled.
Although there is no official confirmation, political analysts say Lula is now focusing on the Senate race, with two thirds of the 81 seats in the chamber up for grabs on October 3. Now that Rousseff's win appears to be in the PT's pocket, Lula wants to reduce the "firing power" of his party's main ally in Congress, the centrist Party of the Brazilian Democratic Movement (PMDB).
According to analysts, Lula will devote the last few weeks of the campaign to bracing the positions of leftist Senate candidates who are ideologically closer to the PT, to grant Rousseff more leeway once she is in power.
PMDB leaders refuse to comment, and stress that they consider their party a "partner" of the PT in government. However, PMDB veteran legislator Henrique Eduardo Alves warned Lula that a "betrayal" of his party will "logically generate a reaction."


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PHOTO OF THE DAY: Beyonce Shows 'Her Thing'! (VIEWER DISCRETION)
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Felix De La Pena (John Leguizamo) is an East L.A. armored-car driver who cares deeply for his wife, Marina (Rosie Perez), and their two kids. After he gets shot in the head by a robber (Tyrese Gibson) who gets away, Felix must fend off suspicious federal agents (led by the ever-terrific Bobby Cannavale) while struggling with brain injuries that have left him enraged at the world. The first half of this debut feature from director Brad Furman and screenwriters Joshua and Jonas Pate details the effects of Felix's injuries on him and his family, and in these sequences, Furman draws superb performances from Leguizamo and Perez, two actors whose hyperactive energy has often been a distraction. Here, they're centered and completely believable as a hardworking couple whose life has been turned inside out. Their warmth holds The Take together even in the predictable home stretch, when the screenwriters shift into revenge-thriller mode and send Felix out across the city to hunt down the gunman (a role so underwritten that the usually charismatic Gibson is left to glower like a central-casting hood). Furman stages the final foot chase with brio, but one wishes that he'd found a way to stay at the house with Felix and Marina, who don't need guns to thrill.
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Thunderhorn Totem
Collect 6 Stalker Claws and 6 Cougar Claws.Stalker Claws (6) | |
Cougar Claws (6) |
There is more work to be done. We must create a new totem to cleanse the Thunderhorn Well.You must gather the claws of the predators of the Mulgore plains. Hunt prairie stalkers for their stalker claws and flatland cougars for their cougar claws, then return to me.
You will find the prairie stalkers and flatland cougars to the east and west.
Upon completion of this quest you will gain:- 630 experience
- 250 reputation with Thunder Bluff